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@tex
Ventus scoffed. "Your words ring hollow to me, human. I'd rather die by my principles than ally myself with any of the war-mongering orcs that pollute my home so thoroughly. Likewise, I would not find solace in helping the forces that seek to preserve..." Ventus spat. "...peace. I am no mere mercenary, and I can assure you, that no amount of gold would pit me against your forces, especially not after you dragged me away from an early grave. I work alone, and for that reason alone, I will not be persuaded by your perception of Fellmore or its people."
The Captain laughed and slapped him on the back. "I like you, Ventus. Good thing we're neither warmongers nor peace-bringers, or we'd be sunk! No, we're here to violently restore some semblance of civilization to Fellmore. We're all as done with the depravity and fake peace as you are."
She gestured something to the short orc, who disappeared out of the tent and returned with Ventus's equipment.
The Captain handed back his gear. "If you ever want to make money while working alone, you know where to find me for the next few days. Good luck out there."
Ventus scoffed. "Your words ring hollow to me, human. I'd rather die by my principles than ally myself with any of the war-mongering orcs that pollute my home so thoroughly. Likewise, I would not find solace in helping the forces that seek to preserve..." Ventus spat. "...peace. I am no mere mercenary, and I can assure you, that no amount of gold would pit me against your forces, especially not after you dragged me away from an early grave. I work alone, and for that reason alone, I will not be persuaded by your perception of Fellmore or its people."
The Captain laughed and slapped him on the back. "I like you, Ventus. Good thing we're neither warmongers nor peace-bringers, or we'd be sunk! No, we're here to violently restore some semblance of civilization to Fellmore. We're all as done with the depravity and fake peace as you are."
She gestured something to the short orc, who disappeared out of the tent and returned with Ventus's equipment.
The Captain handed back his gear. "If you ever want to make money while working alone, you know where to find me for the next few days. Good luck out there."
Once everyone dispersed to gather their supplies, a messenger ran up to Tiberius and handed him another letter. "For you, sir,"
The envelope was simple enough. The letter inside had occasional smudges of grime and blood, but was otherwise written in the same fine, regal script.
(PM'd contents to Lord Zee)
I'm partial to Erudessa.
Also, I pronounce Sadron like Say-dron.
Also, I pronounce Sadron like Say-dron.
Yes, Durvain is not an elvish name - it is a custom name created for this chatacter.
So guess which of the three high elves is my favorite/main. ;)
So guess which of the three high elves is my favorite/main. ;)
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Sadron = Faithful
Erudessa = Woman of God
Arandur = Steward
Sadron's name is either self-explanatory or ironic, depending on how things play out.
Erudessa's character strives toward higher principles, a true Woman of God.
Arandur makes Sadron's plans come to life. He's effectively the steward.
@Cuccoruler
I recall that we previously discussed the appropriateness of a slime character. Additionally, there are a few substantial plot problems with Vert's solution.
* If she knew the spell for changing her form, she could have used it herself. Spoken spells require no innate magical abilities.
* If such a spell came into the wrong hands, it could be utterly devastating. A recently floated theory here in the OOC suggests that you are in the presence of one such individual (Sadron).
* Transformation magic is so powerful that it would be a closely guarded secret.
I recall that we previously discussed the appropriateness of a slime character. Additionally, there are a few substantial plot problems with Vert's solution.
* If she knew the spell for changing her form, she could have used it herself. Spoken spells require no innate magical abilities.
* If such a spell came into the wrong hands, it could be utterly devastating. A recently floated theory here in the OOC suggests that you are in the presence of one such individual (Sadron).
* Transformation magic is so powerful that it would be a closely guarded secret.
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You can't deny the symptoms are there though. Sadron. S-A-D-R-O-N. His name isn't as evil sounding as Goge Vandire, but that's why I said that Sadron only has a mild case of Goge Vandire Syndrome.
The name is actually elvish. as in Tolkien-elvish. So is Erudessa, for that matter. The names were meaningful, but I forgot the meanings. xD
I think you'll find him a bit more complicated than that. ;)
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